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He broke at least two seemingly strict red carpet rules. It works very well.

Met Gala is the annual fashion party and fundraising event of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's School of Fashion, which is in full swing after a year of interruption. The co-sponsor of this year's party-the theme is "In America: Fashion Dictionary"-is Timothée Chalamet, who himself is an Oscar-nominated heartthrob and true fashion lover. To commemorate the spirit of the night, he wore a pair of white Chuck Taylor All-Star high-top shoes, which are OG sneakers that everyone deserves.

This is not the first time a star has worn sneakers on the Met Gala (Serena Williams is famous for wearing Nike's yellow sneakers and flowing dress), nor will it be the last. But in the context of the theme, Chalamet's choice of shoes is just right. Chuck Taylor was launched as "Non-Skids" in 1917. It has a century-old history and is known as the first modern basketball sneaker. It also nodded to the past year, when wearing comfort was king.

"[This is] a stupid big honor," Chalamet told the broadcaster Keke Palmer. "[I] tried to respect the two years we just passed."

Driving all the way home is his sweatpants. Yes, this man wears sweatpants to participate in an event that usually piles up in pomp and pomp. Of course, they are the work of Rick Owens. do you know? They look very good. If anything, it led another prince who was more lively: Aladdin. The sweat that just dripped in the crotch was like harem pants. Coupled with Haider Ackermann's super-fitting double-breasted satin blazer and Cartier's bling, all I want to do now is to kneel and show respect.